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University of Leicester

Public research university for UK and international students

Diverse in our makeup and united in ambition – we pursue excellence in knowledge and learning to transform our community, our world and beyond. We are Citizens of Change.

It’s time for a strategy that’s a decade ahead of the rest to create another 100 years of lasting change. In our centenary year, we’re proud and excited to unveil a strategy that’s not designed to just exist in ink and gather dust, but to become the global transformation that every one of our Citizens wants to see.

Whilst others may take a strategy and read-it, file-it, and forgot-about-it, we’re wholly different. We are the university that turns words into action and action into change.

Visit website: https://le.ac.uk/

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Details last updated 12-Mar-2019

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Julian G. Barwell

Consultant in Clinical Genetics and Honorary Professor in Genetic Medicine at the University of Leicester.

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Associate Professor in Department of Molecular and Cell Biology at University of Leicester.

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Professor of Cardiology at University of Leicester.

University of Leicester News

Longer life expectancy linked with better access to qualified  general practices (GPs)

Longer life expectancy linked with better access to qualified general practices (GPs)

University of Leicester - 16-Apr-2024

Fewer qualified GPs, less consistent care causes shorter lifespans.

Faster walking associated with longer telomeres, could improve health and lifespan

Faster walking associated with longer telomeres, could improve health and lifespan

Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 11-May-2022

We know exercise keeps people healthier and this may be just one of the underlying mechanisms

University of Leicester proves feasibility of antibody based targeted senolytics

University of Leicester proves feasibility of antibody based targeted senolytics

IFL Science - 28-Oct-2021

New study results show clinical applications in pathological ageing

Biobank study: People with longer telomeres live 2.5 years longer

Biobank study: People with longer telomeres live 2.5 years longer

Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 13-Oct-2021

New insights into the genetic regulation of leukocyte telomere length

Quarter of London parks have a dangerous level of polluted air

Quarter of London parks have a dangerous level of polluted air

Evening Standard - 10-Oct-2019

Areas supposed to be a "green lungs" of the city are being polluted mainly because of the traffic

Genetic test could identify an increased risk of heart attack

Genetic test could identify an increased risk of heart attack

BBC - 08-Oct-2019

GRS can be measured at any age, children could be tested too

First research which associates fast walking pace with a longer lifespan

First research which associates fast walking pace with a longer lifespan

Evening Standard - 18-May-2019

Physical fitness is a better indicator of life expectancy than body mass index (BMI)

Synthetic antibodies able to target senescent cells

Synthetic antibodies able to target senescent cells

University of Leicester - 06-Mar-2019

nanoMIPs could improve the specificity of senolytics

New UK map of air pollution provides insights into NO2 levels

New UK map of air pollution provides insights into NO2 levels

ScienceDaily - 30-Nov-2017

MappAir® is the first ever high resolution nationwide map of air pollution. Combining data from ...

Bacterial Products In Processed Foods May Increase Disease Risk

Bacterial Products In Processed Foods May Increase Disease Risk

ScienceDaily - 13-Feb-2016

PAMPs or ‘Pathogen-Associated Molecular Patterns’ trigger a human immune system response. PAMPs ...

Weekend-only workouts ‘still give an important health boost’

Weekend-only workouts ‘still give an important health boost’

NHS - 10-Jan-2016

Any activity reduces risk of death from any cause or cardiovascular disease. Weekend only activi...